Jack Location,troubles
11-24-2013, 11:18 AM
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Jack Location,troubles
So im trying to rotate my tires onmy 2012 JK and all i got done to it is lift kit, so idk where to put the jack so i wont flex the jeep ive tried every where. please help
11-24-2013, 11:53 AM
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If you've only got a lift kit then there's no reason your stock jack won't work- regardless of lift hright. Do one at a time and jack where the factory recommends- under the axle tube.
Picking it up by the rear diff, rear shock mounts, and dead in the middle of the front axle won't allow it to "flex" at all.
I'm guessing this is your first time ever rotating your own tires if you're having this problem. A little reading in the manual will take you a long way.
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Picking it up by the rear diff, rear shock mounts, and dead in the middle of the front axle won't allow it to "flex" at all.
I'm guessing this is your first time ever rotating your own tires if you're having this problem. A little reading in the manual will take you a long way.
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11-24-2013, 12:19 PM
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The AEV jack base makes a world of difference for using your oe scissor jack. Pricey for a chunk of plastic but well worth it IMO. Sent from iPhone moderating JK-Forum.com
11-24-2013, 02:55 PM
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If you've only got a lift kit then there's no reason your stock jack won't work- regardless of lift hright. Do one at a time and jack where the factory recommends- under the axle tube.
Picking it up by the rear diff, rear shock mounts, and dead in the middle of the front axle won't allow it to "flex" at all.
I'm guessing this is your first time ever rotating your own tires if you're having this problem. A little reading in the manual will take you a long way.
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Picking it up by the rear diff, rear shock mounts, and dead in the middle of the front axle won't allow it to "flex" at all.
I'm guessing this is your first time ever rotating your own tires if you're having this problem. A little reading in the manual will take you a long way.
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